Kimi Raikkonen ongoing struggles with the Ferrari F14 T showed no sign of abating on Friday at the Bahrain GP with the Finn now aiming to recover from what he admitted was a "difficult day".Raikkonen conceded on Thursday that the issues he has been grappling with since the start of testing, which centre around his feel for the front-end of the car, wouldn't be cured by a quick fix, but he was confident a breakthrough would eventually be made. However, there was little evidence of progress on the opening day at Sakhir as Raikkonen, who damaged the underside of his car when he launched over the new Turn Four kerb in P1, finished the faster second session in 14th place, one second...
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